tnfisher

What? Calling region 5 the weakest in the state is absurd. Nashville Christian and White House Heritage finished 6th and 7th in region 5 and beat playoff teams from regions 4 and 2 respectively. We will never know, but I would be willing to bet that only regions 6 and 7 are better top to bottom than region 5. Now, is region 6 better than 5? Certainly. Is a sweep possible? Yes. Region 6 is the most competitve in the state and has been for years. Huntland and Moore County would be playoff teams in any other region. This is nothing new, its been like that in region 6 for years. I understand your frustration at playing in a loaded region, but don't offend others and make rediculous statements because of it.

Region 6 will be favored in 3 out of 4 games, but I'm telling you, Jo Byrns can play. Plus Eagleville and Forrest will not lay down, and Eagleville when they get it going has the talent to hang around with most folks.

Sounds like you share some of the same charm that old Region 6 1A has. You can sometimes smell the Jack Daniels when playing at Moore County. Or playing on the field that Majors built at Huntland with the Cumberland Escarpment in the distance. How bout frog bottom at Cornersville? Or the field at Forrest backing up to the state's largest tractor pull. Then going down the Trace to play Collinwood in the pit, which is basically a field carved into the side of a hill out in the woods. Or Wayne County with those old dim lights, dark uniforms, and a ball with no stripes while running the veer, that was always tough. Small town football at its best.

Region 6 will be favored in 3 of the 4 games, but let me tell you Jo Byrns can play.

Nice website. I also noticed the coaches only coach one side of the ball. I guess it may be like that at some big TN high schools. Much different than 1A ball here where three faculty coaches coach both sides and special teams plus JV and help with junior high.

Just for fun: 1 Trousdale County 2 Jackson Christian 3 Mt. Pleasant 4 Friendship Christian 5 Union City 6 McKenzie 7 Jo Byrns 8 Huntland 9 Columbia Acad 10 South Pittsburg 11 Coalfield 12 Cloudland 13 Collinwood 14 Hampton 15 Lake County 16 Harriman 17 Wayne County

CA over Cwood by 14 Mt. Pleasant over WC by 28 Huntland over PC by 21 Cornersville over Zion by 21 Eagleville over Moore Co by 3

Here's a link to the breaking story: http://www.wkrn.com/Global/story.asp?S=3859736&nav=1ugBecAn Hope everone is ok.

How much would the initial install cost? What is the life expectancy?

I could see maybe a JV game if Page promised not to play anybody but freshman. It's a big jump from 1A to 3A, and Page is one of the biggest 3A schools.

MP by a ton. Collinwood by 4 tds Huntland by 3 tds Wayne Co by 1 td. I would love to see this game.

Collinwood by a bunch MP by 4 tds CA by 3 tds WC by 3 tds Huntland and Cascade is the game of the week.

It's too early to call anyone the #2 team in Region 6. CA will be involved in the usual dogfight to get in the playoffs from this region. A pretty good football team usually stays home come playoff time from 6A. I don't know if anyone can challenge Mt. Pleasant but CA is a good team with some nice talent to go along with Ingram.

DA With the exception of maybe Boyd, DA and Goodpasture's toughest state tourney games are usually with the Region 6 teams at the sectional level.

Well, if common sense is applied the only logical choices are Murfreesboro or Nashville. Of course common sense being applied by TSSAA is always debateable.

The region 5 and 6 sub state games are usually better than most of the state games. With a couple notable exceptions(Friendship and Boyd) the best teams in the state the last several years have come from these regions: Goodpasture, DA, Ezell, FRA, Forrest, Richland, Summertown, and CA. Summertown and CA are both good enough to do well at state this year. Good luck to Goodpasture and DA.

I hope they win it this year. It will be MUCH more difficult to win it next year when all the 1A powers move up.

Don't feel to slighted about it. They don't have a clue if it doesn't happen in the Metro area. I cancelled my subscription years ago. Got tired of reading ultra-liberal editorials and 5 pages about the Titans and Hockey. I was shocked to see how pitiful the Tennesseans high school coverage was when compared to non big league towns in the South.

He's just a junior. According to another post Rod Delmonico was at the game last night.

I was told all game times for Thursday were moved up one hour from the original bracket to keep things from running so late. Not sure for games after Thursday. Anybody know who won Eagleville-Unionville play-in game?

-Cornersville and Forrest will flip today to see who gets the 1st seed. -I'm not sure who won the play-in game yesterday between Unionville and Eagleville. Tournament at Shelbyville Central Thurs May 5th 3:00 1 Cornersville/Forrest vs. 8 Unionville/Eagleville 4:30 4 Richland vs. 5 Huntland 6:00 2 Cornersville/Forrest vs 7 Moore County 7:30 3 Cascade vs 6 Culleoka

At present: 1.Forrest is unbeaten in district play. 2.Cornersville could force a tie if they can beat Forrest next Tues and they both win the other games. 3.Cascade and Richland are tied for 3rd and will likely finish that way. Cascade beat Richland yesterday 2-0. Richland won the first 2-1. Cascade has also played both C'ville and Forrest very close in the last week. Both teams seem to be playing better and could prove dangerous in the tourney. 5.Huntland 6.Culleoka 7.Moore Co. will likely finish here after playing Eagleville and Community in the final week. 8/9. Eagleville or Unionville - The schedule shows E'ville won the 1st meeting, but don't know about the 2nd.

Keep an eye on the sky. Sounds like storms are expected to refire late this afternoon as the front approaches. The following is form the National Weather Service mid-morning forcast discussion: LATEST VIS SATELLITE SHOWING GOOD AMOUNT OF CLEAR SKIES WHICH COMBINED WITH INCOMING STRONG UL SHORT- WAVE WILL LEAD TO MODERATE-STRONG INSTABILITY AHEAD OF APPROACHING FRONTAL BOUNDARY. AFTER PERIOD OF DRY CONDITIONS BEHIND EXITING PLATEAU CONVECTION...SCATTERED STRONG-SEVERE TSTORMS EXPECTED TO REDEVELOP LATER TODAY. EXPECT LIKELY POPS WITH MENTION OF SEVERE REMAINDER OF THE DAY.

There have been a bunch of rainouts and some teams don't enter their scores. Here's the best I can figure to this point: 1 Forrest 10-0 2 Cornersville 8-1 3 Richland 6-4 4 Cascade 6-4 5 Huntland 4-4 6 Culleoka 5-5 7 Eagleville 1-7 8 Moore Co 0-6 9 Unionville 0-9 Forrest and Cornersville look to battle it out for the top spot. 3 thru 6 as usual in this district are all competitive and its anybodys guess where they finish. I do know that Richland's 4 losses are all to Cornersville and Forrest so they have a chance to move up. Moore County will likely move up as they have not played(or haven't entered their scores) with either Eagleville or Unionville.

Forrest is top dog til someone knocks them off. They have won to many games over the years with a very disciplined approach to count them out. Plus, they are not fooling me, they still have more talent than most. Richland and Cornersville could do it, but will have to prove they can consistently beat Forrest. Cascade is returning the talent to compete. Not sure about Huntland or Culleoka, they have done well in recent years, but I don't know what they have. Community is excited about a new coach. Eagleville will continue to struggle. Moore County could be very dangerous if they develop some pitching. They play great defense and hit the ball as well as anybody. Forrest should steamroll thru that new district next year. If I'm not mistaken, either F.C. Boyd or VanBuren doesn't even have a softball team. Hopefully they can keep some of the old rivalry games with Culleoka, Richland, and Cornersville. The other new district should be very competitive with CA and all of the teams except Santa Fe having fair to better teams in the recent past.